Most critical access hospitals work from drawings that are decades out of date. We scan your building, builds an accurate Revit model, and delivers clean floor plans, life safety plans, and Statement of Conditions drawings. Facilities keeps them current, with assets, tickets, and wayfinding tied to every room. The core platform is free.
Most critical access hospitals start with the scan, which produces an accurate Revit model and the full drawing set. Modules are priced per gross square foot per year, per building.
Each building is priced on its own. Add as many as you manage.
Fills in your square footage from public Medicare cost reports.
Pick any mix, or take the full bundle.
We capture every floor with Matterport, builds an accurate Revit model of the architecture, and checks it before it reaches you. You get the drawings you reach for during a survey, a project, or a cost report.
In your estimate: $19,800 one-time, including coordination and QA/QC.
The Space utilization module reports square footage by department and cost center straight from your building model, formatted for the square footage statistics that allocate capital and overhead costs on the Medicare cost report.
Optional. Enter what facilities management costs you now and see the estimated savings.
Assumes Facilities removes 50% of the staff hours you entered and replaces the software spend entirely. Adjust the inputs to match your facility.
Cumulative AsBuilt cost against cumulative savings over five years. Where the lines cross, the one-time fees have paid for themselves.
Cumulative savings overtake cumulative cost after 2.9 years. Over five years: $18,700 ahead.
Get this estimate, including the cost and payback report, in your inbox to take to administration or your board.
The model at the top of this page is a real export from a hospital model: every wall, door, fixture, and light from the Revit file, with the categories you can switch on and off. In Facilities, each of those elements carries its room, its tickets, and its maintenance history.